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- Sep 14, 2002
1600 @ 1.75Ghz with aggressive memory timings. Here's how:
I'd read up on the XP's and decided that memory bandwidth was my first goal. I didn't want to unlock my CPU if unnecessary and so I set the FSB to 166, CPU voltage to 1.80v, Divider @ 5/2/1 and prayed.
I tested 30 times on Sandra and everything worked. I next tried 3DMark2001 SE and the program would close and go back to Windows at the first test.
I upped to 1.825v and it lasted a few tests before locking up. I upped to 1.85v and ran it 3 times to be sure it was stable. It worked!!!!
Up to now my memory timings were relaxed. I decided to up the ante and set them to their most aggressive. Just to be safe I upped the DDR voltage to 2.75v. I ran memtest 86 to be sure and the system passed with flying colors!
Before overclocking I was getting 3dmark scores around 8200. Now I'm over 10,000! Woohoo!
I'd read up on the XP's and decided that memory bandwidth was my first goal. I didn't want to unlock my CPU if unnecessary and so I set the FSB to 166, CPU voltage to 1.80v, Divider @ 5/2/1 and prayed.
I tested 30 times on Sandra and everything worked. I next tried 3DMark2001 SE and the program would close and go back to Windows at the first test.
I upped to 1.825v and it lasted a few tests before locking up. I upped to 1.85v and ran it 3 times to be sure it was stable. It worked!!!!
Up to now my memory timings were relaxed. I decided to up the ante and set them to their most aggressive. Just to be safe I upped the DDR voltage to 2.75v. I ran memtest 86 to be sure and the system passed with flying colors!
Before overclocking I was getting 3dmark scores around 8200. Now I'm over 10,000! Woohoo!
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